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Step aside, Halloween Ends. Sorry ‘bout ya, The Super Mario Bros Movie. There’s a new boss in town, and he’s tall, furry, and reeks of pizza.
It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown—released on CBS in 1966, now streaming on Apple TV+—was one of the earliest made-for-TV Halloween
It’s the most horrifying time of the year. A time when the most dastardly, terrible, disgusting, and shocking creatures come out for tricks, and sometimes, treats.
Horror movies usually hit big no matter when you release them, but October can help them do especially well.
You’ll need to join the wait list if you want to get your mitts on NECA’s new Halloween III: Season of the Witch
Nothing against 2007 horror anthology Trick ‘r Treat—we all love a spooky kid with a pumpkin head.
Peacock streams new episodes of Chucky the day after they premiere on Syfy and USA—and any fans who’ve been lurking ‘round those parts have probably noticed t
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